Drod - architecture edition

It's really gotten out of hand. Beethro Budkin, dungeon exterminator extraordinaire and the main protagonist, is called to the castle and, after a short briefing by Dugan, thrown into the dungeon with the doors locked securely after him.

And imagine you also have to think during gameplay. And imagine rooms, grouped in 25 levels Gameplay is topnotch and the level design is simply brilliant. Several of the rooms will keep you occupied for hours and some even for days and when you finally find the solution you will bang your head on the table and shout out: "Damn, that was so easy, why didn't I think of it before! A real must play and if you finally get through all of the rooms and still want more, there is an editor which you can use to create your own levels.

There are no reviews yet. Learning how to play is simple--you move Beethro in one of eight directions or rotate his sword clockwise or counter-clockwise. Examine a detailed overhead view of an underground room and plan Beethro's movements with care, always keeping his sword between him and the critters. You can wait as long as you like before moving.

If you're too impatient to wait for a file to download to your PC, you can try out a Flash version of the game right in your web browser. If you've come here because you're stuck or lost in one of the games, don't worry!

For the budding dungeon architect, an article from Building might be more suited to your taste. Those articles cover everything from the creation of a typical DROD room to an intensive guide to the new scripting system. Your dungeon looking a bit dull? Why not partake in some of our beautiful graphical modifications?